U.S. Recession Began in December 2007

The NBER (National Bureau of Economic Research) announced on Monday the U.S. Economy went into recession one year ago. According to the NBER the economy peaked in December 2007 and has declined ever since. Read the Story here.

For most Americans this is not news, it’s more a historical commentary.

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